Characters.

[Jim Croft]

>John Grehan belongs to an ancient school that claims there is no
>difference between a character and a character state. I suggest that those
>who do not share this quaint belief give up arguing with him. I learned
>long ago that it's a waste of time!

Isn't the distinction between what we chose to call a character and what we
choose to call a state of a character largely one of mutual agreement and
definition?

But if you don't hold much in definition either, the result is probably
going to be much the same... :)

jim

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